Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Weekend But Temperature Relief On The Way
Hot and humid weather continues this weekend.
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Hot and humid weather continues this weekend.
Police alerted Albany Park and Jefferson Park residents of two attempted burglaries involving criminal damage to property in the past week.
A 27-year-old man was driving in the 900 block of West 59th Street at about 11:55 p.m. when an unknown person inside a black sedan pulled alongside him and shot him multiple times, authorities said.
Two bills that strengthen privacy protections for sexual assault victims in Illinois were signed into law today.
The heat index will hover around 100 degrees each afternoon until the cold front passes Sunday night.
Worth, Illinois, is known as the friendly village. But many residents are complaining about a not-so-friendly jump in their property taxes. They say their bills went up -- way up.
The Illinois State Supreme Court has ruled the mayor of Markham, a convicted felon, should be allowed to keep his job. What does this mean for other ex cons with friends in high places?
With more employers announcing vaccine requirements, more workers are trying to request religious exemptions.
Most of Ruzich's family and friends were together celebrating her life as they got word of the arrest.
"Both of our parents are continuing to receive excellent medical care," said their son, Jonathan Jackson.
"Once again, a 70-year-old victim still working, going to work at 4:30 in the morning, and life tragically ended just for trying to get a piece of property, a car," Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan said.
Two students were shot outside the new Hammond Central High School, according to Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott.
Despite a resurgence of COVID-19 cases and a mask mandate, some people are planning to ignore it.
Indiana Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box warned that the surge is only going to get worse if people don't start masking up and getting vaccinated.
We hear so much about violence in Chicago – with each bullet changing lives forever. But sometimes in the long run, hope can triumph over tragedy. CBS 2's Tim McNicholas introduced us Friday morning to three Chicago men who are trying to make a difference.
